With the next Scottish Parliament election approaching, Women’s Enterprise Scotland recently hosted a webinar in partnership with public affairs consultancy Linco , bringing together expert insight on the current political landscape and what it may mean for businesses across Scotland. Catriona Matheson and Innes Taylor led a wide-ranging discussion, offering both context and forward-looking analysis on how the political environment is evolving, what current polling suggests,

Carolyn Currie, the Chief Executive of Women’s Enterprise Scotland, has become the first Entrepreneur in Residence (EiR) at Queen...

Rural start-up pilot success for women at the beginning their business journey.

A recent report from the World Economic Forum named flexible working as one of their drivers for global business transformation. The...

Women’s Enterprise Scotland working in partnership with Fife Council Economic Development to deliver this third women’s leadership...